I’ll be on The End of Politics, 1160 A.M. in the DC area tonight around 8:15 to talk about my recent piece on anti-transgendered discrimination at the Library of Congress. If you’re outside the D.C. area, you can listen online (or, later, via the archives) here.

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I look at a case of apparent discrimination against gender crossers at the Library of Congress in “A Good Fit”.

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Libertarians usually assume that even people who seem eager to limit the freedom of others at least want it for themselves; I wonder whether that’s really the case in “Save Me From Myself!”

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We’ve been updating the bio pages and article archives of Reason staffers, which means that my archive is actually up to date now, including stuff from the print mag.

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Did the Ancient Greeks unlock the secret of screwy Supreme Court decisions? I make the case in “A Heap of Precedents.”

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I did a spot about the proposed D.C. smoking ban on The End of Politics, a radio show on the local Fox affiliate, on Sunday evening. You can listen in RealAudio format here.

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I’ll be on the WMET AM 1160 show The End of Politics this coming Sunday night around 8:10 pm to talk about the looming D.C. smoking ban. Folks outside D.C. can listen online at the link above.

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The fight over the D.C. smoking ban has been strikingly Manichean, despite the broad range of compromise options that would address many of the concerns of anti-smokers without stamping out all smoking bars. I look at why the banners aren’t interested in diplomacy in “Cold Turkey Canard.”

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Err, OK, make that I’m so vain. My colleague Kerry and I got headshots taken earlier this week courtesy of the multitalented Declan McCullagh. Some of the ones that turned out OK (at least given the limits of the source material): One Two Three Four There were also some Captain and Tennille style cheesy album […]

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My interview with economist Paul Seabright on evolution, institutions, and market society.

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